Beauchamp/Baran, Introduction to Human Communication 2e Student Resources

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. 1. Communication technology is a ____________, meaning it can be a force of good as well as bad.

conundrum correct incorrect

double-edged sword correct incorrect

harbinger correct incorrect

latitude correct incorrect

manifestation correct incorrect

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. 2. ____________ is the practice of using digital technology to solicit donations from a large number of people for a cause or project.

crowdsourcing correct incorrect

e-solicitation correct incorrect

crowdfunding correct incorrect

e-charity correct incorrect

iCarly correct incorrect

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. 3. ___________ is the feeling of "discomfort or anxiety caused by the nonavailability of a mobile device enabling habitual virtual communication."

Nomophobia correct incorrect

Phantom-vibration syndrome correct incorrect

Internet addiction correct incorrect

Fear of missing out (FOMO) correct incorrect

Brain-drain hypothesis correct incorrect

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. 4. Internet addiction is characterized by ___________ hours a week of connection.

10-20 correct incorrect

20-40 correct incorrect

40-80 correct incorrect

80-100 correct incorrect

100-120 correct incorrect

individual sessions of more than 2 hours correct incorrect

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. 5. Digital natives are people who_____________.

do most of their day-to-day activities online correct incorrect

have never known a time without the Internet correct incorrect

live constantly on SNS correct incorrect

conduct most of their relationships online correct incorrect

are fiercely loyal to their favorite Web sites correct incorrect

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. 6. ______________ argues that the mere presence of one's own smartphone may occupy limited-capacity cognitive resources.

Nomophobia correct incorrect

Phantom-vibration syndrome correct incorrect

Internet addiction correct incorrect

Fear of missing out (FOMO) correct incorrect

The brain-drain hypothesis correct incorrect

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. 7. Even though people have the power to portray any identity they want online, most people abide by the_____________ hypothesis, and they communicate something close to their real personality.

idealized-person correct incorrect

extended real-life correct incorrect

everyone-knows-you're-a-dog correct incorrect

rich media correct incorrect

poor media correct incorrect

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. 8. The presence of instant feedback contributes to a media source's _______________. .

importance correct incorrect

poorness correct incorrect

credibility correct incorrect

richness correct incorrect

double edge correct incorrect

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. 9. Most new technologies, especially communication technologies, are unwelcomed by powerful elites because ___________.

those technologies hold the promise of upsetting the status quo correct incorrect

those elites cannot make money from them correct incorrect

new technology use is difficult to understand correct incorrect

technology itself is a double-edged sword correct incorrect

the elites prefer analog technology correct incorrect

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. 10. ____________ is the process of eliminating gatekeepers between content producers and audiences.

Convergence correct incorrect

Crowdsourcing correct incorrect

DIY correct incorrect

Disintermediation correct incorrect

Cues-filtered-out theory correct incorrect

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. 1. Communication technology is a ____________, meaning it can be a force of good as well as bad.

conundrum correct incorrect

double-edged sword correct incorrect

harbinger correct incorrect

latitude correct incorrect

manifestation correct incorrect

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. 2. ____________ is the practice of using digital technology to solicit donations from a large number of people for a cause or project.

crowdsourcing correct incorrect

e-solicitation correct incorrect

crowdfunding correct incorrect

e-charity correct incorrect

iCarly correct incorrect

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. 3. ___________ is the feeling of "discomfort or anxiety caused by the nonavailability of a mobile device enabling habitual virtual communication."

Nomophobia correct incorrect

Phantom-vibration syndrome correct incorrect

Internet addiction correct incorrect

Fear of missing out (FOMO) correct incorrect

Brain-drain hypothesis correct incorrect

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. 4. Internet addiction is characterized by ___________ hours a week of connection.

10-20 correct incorrect

20-40 correct incorrect

40-80 correct incorrect

80-100 correct incorrect

100-120 correct incorrect

individual sessions of more than 2 hours correct incorrect

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. 5. Digital natives are people who_____________.

do most of their day-to-day activities online correct incorrect

have never known a time without the Internet correct incorrect

live constantly on SNS correct incorrect

conduct most of their relationships online correct incorrect

are fiercely loyal to their favorite Web sites correct incorrect

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. 6. ______________ argues that the mere presence of one's own smartphone may occupy limited-capacity cognitive resources.

Nomophobia correct incorrect

Phantom-vibration syndrome correct incorrect

Internet addiction correct incorrect

Fear of missing out (FOMO) correct incorrect

The brain-drain hypothesis correct incorrect

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. 7. Even though people have the power to portray any identity they want online, most people abide by the_____________ hypothesis, and they communicate something close to their real personality.

idealized-person correct incorrect

extended real-life correct incorrect

everyone-knows-you're-a-dog correct incorrect

rich media correct incorrect

poor media correct incorrect

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. 8. The presence of instant feedback contributes to a media source's _______________. .

importance correct incorrect

poorness correct incorrect

credibility correct incorrect

richness correct incorrect

double edge correct incorrect

* not completed

. 9. Most new technologies, especially communication technologies, are unwelcomed by powerful elites because ___________.

those technologies hold the promise of upsetting the status quo correct incorrect

those elites cannot make money from them correct incorrect

new technology use is difficult to understand correct incorrect

technology itself is a double-edged sword correct incorrect

the elites prefer analog technology correct incorrect

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. 10. ____________ is the process of eliminating gatekeepers between content producers and audiences.

Convergence correct incorrect

Crowdsourcing correct incorrect

DIY correct incorrect

Disintermediation correct incorrect

Cues-filtered-out theory correct incorrect